Capt. Hunter's Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Far too often there seems to be a divide between police practices and the perception of the public. This podcast is dedicated to bridging the gap between police and the communities they serve. This program will be dedicated to analyzing police procedures while giving a layman's understanding to the public. It will also review relevant events which are occurring around the country in attempts to give the public the reasons why the police have taken the course of action that they have. The goal of this program is to bring all groups together and to work in harmony to make all communities better and cohesive.
I'm still on vacation, However, the ladies of Fruitloops Podcast were kind enough to provide me with an episode to keep you all going. Please enjoy and check them out!!! #fruitloops #fruitloopsserialkillersofcolor #truecrime #serialkillersofcolor #truecrimepodcast #serialkillers #fruitloopspodcast
Thank you for the love and support and making the show grow!! We will return 2021. Episodes are ready to go!
Marjon Parham and Rai Lanier, members of Michigan Liberation speak about the attempts at voter suppression in Detroit. Voter suppression and voter-depression are real things that must be fought against tooth and nail.#Michiganliberation #miliberation.org #votersuppression #voterdepression #votes #votingmatters #blacklivesmatter #blackvotersmatter #marjon parham #rai lanier
I was honored to be a guest on the T3P Podcast. We discussed why many people have a problem with and distrust the police. Hopefully some changes can be made by LE to build public trust. #build a bridge #police #policeperception #changeperception #policetransparency #transparency #policeprocedures #policelegitamacy #lawenforcement #defundthepolice #blacklivesmatter
Dr. Stirling wrote and article describing an incident in which the military was looking for transparency and justice. The Trump administration had stepped in to stop the prosecution of the alleged wrong doer. Stirling equated that by stepping in to stop investigation and prosecution a message would be sent to other personnel that misconduct would be tolerated. He stated that he did not want the military to become like so many police departments. Some may take offense to his characterization of police, however, I think his take is important. Many people have negative thoughts concerning the police, and it's time to hear why and then change.#policereform #policetransparency #centerforlaw.org #police #police transparancy #change #bluelivesmatter #black lives matter #corruption #military #militaryjustice #defundthepolice
This episode we will be taking a look at women in law enforcement. My guests are Sergeant Alexia Castro of the Naugatuck Police Dept. in Naugatuck, CT and Detective Roz Ramirez of the Waterbury Police Dept., also in CT. Thank you to them and their chiefs for their participation in this episode.
This week's episode we will explore some of the controversial police stories throughout the country. Officers have been fired, the social media problem continues to rear its ugly head and a sheriff's deputy had a weapon pulled on him by a security guard for being in the IRS office. Since when is trying to pay your taxes such a hazard? Come along and take this ride as we examine what is going on with officers and how they and they can build strong relationships with their communities. #borderpatrolagents, #corruption, #deputy, #plantingdrugs, #lawenforcement, #firedofficer, #leadership, #media, #officers, #patrol, #police, #plainviewproject, #protectandslur, #sheriffs, social, #zacharywester
No, this episode is not in response to the recent statement of the president. It is in response to the plethora of news that this country has been dealing with for some time. I do not claim to be a political commentator, however, as a citizen, I believe that I have something to contribute to the conversation. We will explore the effects of immigration, legal and illegal on law enforcement. What are the financial and social implications of having a vast number of undocumented and illegal persons living in the country and what should be the response of law enforcement? #borderpatrolagents, #aoc, #community, #lawenforcement, #ice, #immigration, #law, #patrol, #police, #undocumented
We have often heard those police officers in other countries do not have the same levels of deadly interactions with their citizens that police officers in the US have with its citizens. It is also been rumored that officers in other countries also receive longer training. This longer training may account for greater empathy and better tactics when officers in other countries deal with their citizens. Today's episode we will explore whether there is any truth behind these statements and if true, what can be done to help US officers lessen their deadly encounters and make that citizens and officers survive their interactions.
It seems that there will always be weeks that are tough for law enforcement. This week we will take a look at the week of May 5th, 2019. Co-incidentally this is National Correctional Officer week. Police officers have a perception problem and this week we will take a look at why and how that perception can change.
I was asked to discuss the Hamden/ New Haven police shooting which occurred April 16, 2019. This episode we will take a look at why patience is vital in these types of situations. The rush to judgment and the rush to criticize police action is never wise. I will discuss the details and how state police and investigators are proceeding with their investigation. Check out the press conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DuZzt9zSy4
Police officer suicide rates are on the rise in the US, There are numerous reasons why. This episode we will discuss why that may be and what caregivers can do to help officers overcome their depression and trauma that they see while helping their communities everyday.